I watched this movie several times and it still amazes me. One of my favorite movies of all time. Sometimes you don't need big budget special effects to make a beautiful movie.
This was the first soundtrack I ever fell in love with. I begged for the soundtrack, and had it gifted to me at age five. And now I've got a 5-year-old who watches this movie with me.
I remember when I was little, my mom said this was her favorite romance movie. I fell in love with the action and the soundtrack. This is an amazing, underrated, and delicate piece of ambrosia!
I’m an American and this is still one o f the most influential scenes in my life. Jim is up there with Indiana Jones and Rambo for one of the greatest 80’s icons ever in my opinion. Thanks for posting
Hollywood wouldn't touch, Kirk Douglas took it to a different place, produced it,played 2 parts it and I still cry at the downhill scene of Tom chasing the mob and bringing thim back...who else can do that!
@@nancyneville8700 Also the cast and people of Australia were not nice and bitter towards Kirk Douglas because they wanted a local actor. Excellent movie.
The descent is also featured on the Australian $10 banknote along with the portrait of poet Banjo Paterson and excerpts of the famous poem in microprint.
@@dennis12decAs a Canadian, I find that interesting, Our dollar bills also people from Our History. Our bills are Also made in Australia, which are very much like Your style.
I remember a time when I used to watch this movie once a day as a kid. God I loved this movie. I think it's the one that sparked my love for horses and westerns.
He didn't even know how to ride much when he started this movie, but he had a couple of very good cowboys teaching him, and obviously had a natural talent for it. He took that nosedive full-speed, straight-on, and showed 'em all what a real man can do. We call that "all balls." LOL Beautiful movie, even now.
Den bakken han red ned på,,med den hesten. Er faktisk ekte,,har sett hele filmen og kommentar fra han som red hesten. Ta deg noen ganger ridetimer og lær deg litt om hester. Selv så har jeg jobbet og vært stallmester for 14 hester.
Ya know, considering this guy had never ridden a horse before this film and did all his own stunts, he did amazing! Certainly convinced me! I thought he was a horseman from way back!
I've seen this movie countless times and still get goose bumps during this scene. Hate when his horse gets shot in Return to snowy river. Such a beautiful animal.
There’s never a better scene when Clancy didn’t even want to go down the hill, and there Jim went, the mountain man. One of the best scenes and movies ever made. Makes me want to leave the ocean life in Hawaii for the country but I know deep down I think I’ll just dream I was Jim. This movie is old to where I don’t think the younger generation (my generation) ever cares for or watches these movies! I first watched this 5 years ago when I was 11 and this has been one of the top 5!
This was my favorite movie growing up as a child, I was absolutely in love with it. I don't remember being so obsessed but my family tells me I would watch it and rewind it and start it over, back then it was VHS. I didn't need a baby sitter, just this movie.
They planned on using a stunt rider for the downhill but Tom decided to do it himself.He and that horse were an awesome team. I have a big poster of the downhill .
Hei. Tusen takk for kommentaren. Det finnes ikke en bedre film en dette. Jo,,det gjør det. Den heter Hidalgio,,med norsk hoved spiller. Som heter Viggo Mortensen,,har du ikke sett den filmen?? Den filmen er en av de beste jeg har sett,,og hester er min lidenskap. Man skal aldrig undervere en mustang.
It was jumped 5 times for both movies combined. Several stuntment did it (one fell off & broke a leg) & tom did it one time. He recently admits to it in another video. This first movie is all tom. The second one is stuntmen as tom aaid he would never do it again & it was the most terrifying moment in his life.
Cozette Williams Aww, Texas! I liked those saddles when I used to go riding -- they really hold you in, and give you the horn to grip with your hands. Do you get to ride much, Cozette?
True to the poem breathtaking to watch I held my hat in my hand till the end “beautifully done” and the really does show the strength of the Australian out back people its beautiful I can’t believe how close to the poem it was kept it’s incredible ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Det gjør jeg oxo. Jobbet med hester,,fra avdanket travere. Fullblods,,hvelmonsen,,ponnier og fjordinger. + hunder,,skjefere,,vokst opp med alle slags dyr.
The camera was angled....much safer for the horse and actor. Very impressive. Ah movie magic, I LOVED this horse....cried buckets of tears every time he died.
I saw this movie with a group of horsemen and horse women friends, we could not believe the ride. We got the movie,studied it slow mowed it and finally became convinced it was real.
It is real & i stood at the top of that cliff in april 2018. They jumped it 5 times for both movies. It is 2100 feet high. Tom burlingson jumped it once. He recently admitted it in 2016 or 17. The video is here on youtube somewhere. No one died going down but one of the stuntmen fell off on the way down & broke his leg in 5 places.
Oh you can do the whole ride (not the jump though) if you go to the watson ranch in Australia. Also remember that bit in the poem about the wombat holes & any slip was death? Yeah they exist as well. We passed several on the ride!
@@mystiquesword I wish I had known of that when I was in Australia! I am a rider and would have done that ride if I had known about it then! Any experienced rider should have been able to tell the jump was real and not fake by the body position of the horse and the rider on the cliff. That can't be done on level ground! ( I did at least see the real Snowy River on a bus tour - or what the tour guide said was the real river.) Thanks for mentioning the location of the ranch!
First time I saw this movie was an in flight movie from San Diego to Okinawa....in 1982 since then I have watched this movie 87 times ....love this movie and the poem too! Also helps being from Texas....I love horses......such a beautiful story!!!
Fantastic movie and this section of the movie of his ride is unbelievable. I love horses and how they were shown and handled was wonderful to see. Best movie ever.
This is one of my favorite Horse and Horse & Rider scenes... This mountain downhill run always gives me chills!! The Brumbie looks a lot like the horse 'Capt. Dunbar' rides in 'Dances With Wolves." BTW, If you like this movie, also check out, "SMOKEY"... It's another great Horse & Man (Jimmy Stewart) movie, from an even better novel....
Hei. Bra kommentar. Jeg som har jobbet med hester,,fra avdanket travere,,vært stallmester for 14stae fjordinger. Man skal aldri ri en hest på den måten i nedoverbakke,,men stoler man på hesten,,vet hva den kan. Og ikke minst,,man skal vite og stole på seg selv,,når man er hest og rytter. I riktig kombinasjon,,begge parter stoler på hverandre,,Da. Kan den ridningen i nedoverbakke gå ganske bra.
This has always been my favorite part of the movie it's utterly amazing the only time a movie has ever amazed me like this was the final battle of gotg
I love this, particularly the part where the horse kicks off as they go over the edge. I think of the words of the poem, this brings it to life. The only problem I have, is that it shows the one scene in the movie that really bugs me. After they go over, Harrison says "you can bid the mob good day". The timing is wrong. The poem says "And upward, ever upward, the wild horses held their way, where Mountain ash and Currajong grew wide: and the old man muttered fiercely "We may bid the mob good day. No man can hold them down the other side". In the movie Harrison says it after the man from Snowy River goes over the summit. That's too late. It should be during the chase, before the summit.
Well this reply is five years late, but saying it anyway. I don't have a problem with the timing of that line. Maybe they could have done a closeup of Kirk Douglas galloping along and muttering that line, but imo it would have taken away from the flow of the cinematography, and that great soundtrack. Plus I'll be honest in that I had never read the poem before seeing the movie (American here, sadly we are not made aware of greats like Mr. Patterson). I thought it was perfect to have Harrison say that as the mob made their (seeming) escape. Also, for all these years I thought he was saying, "You can bid them my good day." Which totally fitted the arrogance of his character, to me anyway, because it always seemed to me he was including the Man from Snowy River in that statement. To me he was dismissing and disparaging the Man from Snowy River for attempting what even Clancy wouldn't dare. I assumed he couldn't see whether Jim had made it all the way down and didn't care. Anyway, thanks for setting me straight after all these years about what Harrison was actually saying!
Tom learned how to ride on the horse was used in the movie.. by the mountain man (owner of the horse) who was involved in the brumby run.... Not how we do it now.. but it's a part of our legend and it's not a myth, The Man from Snowy River was real..
This movie is such a huge part of my childhood and years later it still takes my breath away. Such an amazing movie and such and amazing cast and music
My mum went on the Snowy River trail ride and rode this horse ( the one Tom Burlinson rode for this movie and this scene), his name was Buddy. She rode him down that exact hill too, however she didn't do it at a gallop hahahaha! I love this movie :-)
Dad always told me that originally they said the ride 2:44 couldn't be done after the fall that created movie 2 and Charlie lovick basically said hold my rum
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I'm always amazed at how those horses just run and run and run. I know that it was probably a series of diffrent shots and they weren't running flat out the entire time, but it's still amazing to watch.
My Australian wife loved this movie. She wanted to become a Jillaroo, but couldn't bring herself to castrate sheep with her teeth. Instead, dhe became a barrel racer from Belrose, NSW.
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I wish they could have reproduced this for "12 Strong". A stallion ridden by Captain Will Summers, 5th SF, ODA 595, one day in Afghanistan in October 2001 was especially strong and spirited. During one especially harrowing ride off of a high mountain pass, zig-zagging down multiple switch-backs, his horse took his own lead and leaped straight down the mountainside: "And my horse turned and faced straight down the hill. And he crouched down like a cat, and just sprung off the side of the mountain. I think about three to five horse lengths later, his front feet hit. And, this guy just took off like lightning down the side of a cliff. The only thing that went through my mind was this 1980s movie, "The Man from Snowy River". And so, I was like, "Okay, the guy from Snowy River, he put his head on the back of the horse, and he put his feet up around his neck." And so, my feet came up, my head goes back. And I have like horsetail on the back of my head. And this guy just tears down the side of this mountain where at the bottom of it is like a gully about six to 12 feet deep, and about four feet wide, and he successfully jumped over that. I guess about 20m later, the General [Dostum] and some of his entourage had finally caught up. He stopped and looked at me kind of strange again, but a little different this time. And, he said something to me. And he started off again on his horse. And he turned around, and he said something again. And I knew that he was pretty serious about what he was saying. And, then we walked off. His translator said, "The General just paid you a great compliment." I was like, "Wow, that's great. What did he say?" And, he said, "Truly, you are the finest horseman he has ever seen." ...And then he had stopped and said, "In addition to this, I was the most daring and brave man he had ever known."
I always get the chills when I watch this part. I and my family go hunting two times a year and we always bring this movie. Once we forgot it and my cousins and I were so sad that we recreated it. I was 14 at the time.
The moment he goes over the cliff is electric. Reminds me of the moment in the movie GETTYSBURG when Jeff Daniels' character yells "Bayonets!" to his men who are facing an attack without any ammunition.
if like me you saw this as a child and could never work it out, and you're watching this in 2017 and know jon humanity or MrE this all makes complete sense. May the force be with you.
So many years later and still gives me goosebumps...wow.
Zaleone7 I know! One of the better Aussie movies
My heart always stops a second
Yep
totally. I love this scene, and if I were to show my landlord a part of the movie, it'd be this part, because it is totally epic.
Still watch this movie from time to time
One of the greatest moments in cinema history.
I NEVER get tired of this scene.
I watched this movie several times and it still amazes me. One of my favorite movies of all time. Sometimes you don't need big budget special effects to make a beautiful movie.
This was the first soundtrack I ever fell in love with. I begged for the soundtrack, and had it gifted to me at age five. And now I've got a 5-year-old who watches this movie with me.
I swear on my life my kids will see this movie so many times just from me watching it
The most amazing display of horsemanship - EVER!
I remember when I was little, my mom said this was her favorite romance movie. I fell in love with the action and the soundtrack. This is an amazing, underrated, and delicate piece of ambrosia!
Definitely not underrated
I’m an American and this is still one o
f the most influential scenes in my life. Jim is up there with Indiana Jones and Rambo for one of the greatest 80’s icons ever in my opinion. Thanks for posting
Hollywood wouldn't touch, Kirk Douglas took it to a different place, produced it,played 2 parts it and I still cry at the downhill scene of Tom chasing the mob and bringing thim back...who else can do that!
@@nancyneville8700 Also the cast and people of Australia were not nice and bitter towards Kirk Douglas because they wanted a local actor. Excellent movie.
Rambo??? Stallone is a no talent POS
This scene has been considered the finest camera shot (of a herd of horses), riding combined ever filmed in a western type movie.
I agree.
It was actually filmed on the flat
Yeah today I met my dads cousin (Andrew Clarke) who did this scene.
@@abbeymclaren6778 Stop lying.
@@NavvyMom the angle of the hill versus the vertical aspect of the trees proves that it was totally legit, it was scary steep
@@brettchristoffel6391 Yes I know. That's why I told the other person to stop lying.
That clip always takes my breath away no matter how many times I watch it.
The descent is also featured on the Australian $10 banknote along with the portrait of poet Banjo Paterson and excerpts of the famous poem in microprint.
@@dennis12decAs a Canadian, I find that interesting, Our dollar bills also people from Our History. Our bills are Also made in Australia, which are very much like Your style.
I remember a time when I used to watch this movie once a day as a kid. God I loved this movie. I think it's the one that sparked my love for horses and westerns.
Best riding I have ever seen.
Best movie ever!!!!
This movie is legendary. Love it.
Without a doubt one of the most exciting scenes ever!
He didn't even know how to ride much when he started this movie, but he had a couple of very good cowboys teaching him, and obviously had a natural talent for it. He took that nosedive full-speed, straight-on, and showed 'em all what a real man can do. We call that "all balls." LOL Beautiful movie, even now.
Den bakken han red ned på,,med den hesten. Er faktisk ekte,,har sett hele filmen og kommentar fra han som red hesten. Ta deg noen ganger ridetimer og lær deg litt om hester. Selv så har jeg jobbet og vært stallmester for 14 hester.
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JAMS's Nana He didn't have cowboys teaching him, he had Aussie mountain stockmen!
Full marks as well to the exceptional horse !
Ya know, considering this guy had never ridden a horse before this film and did all his own stunts, he did amazing! Certainly convinced me! I thought he was a horseman from way back!
Love that sooty little buckskin horse
one hell of a horse he was riding!!!
I've seen this movie countless times and still get goose bumps during this scene. Hate when his horse gets shot in Return to snowy river. Such a beautiful animal.
Both Snowy river movies are so underrated. Love them
Never gets old....awesome movie and killer soundtrack 🐎🎵🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
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There’s never a better scene when Clancy didn’t even want to go down the hill, and there Jim went, the mountain man. One of the best scenes and movies ever made. Makes me want to leave the ocean life in Hawaii for the country but I know deep down I think I’ll just dream I was Jim. This movie is old to where I don’t think the younger generation (my generation) ever cares for or watches these movies! I first watched this 5 years ago when I was 11 and this has been one of the top 5!
This was my favorite movie growing up as a child, I was absolutely in love with it. I don't remember being so obsessed but my family tells me I would watch it and rewind it and start it over, back then it was VHS. I didn't need a baby sitter, just this movie.
Yeah, my cousin and I would "ride"over the top of the couch down the cushions onto the floor, over and over, and over, and over.
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ROSS CLAYTON same here
Same here 😂 love this movie 🐴
🤣😂😄 Great comment 🎖Texas born!
My heart literally skips a beat every time he jumps off the mountain top
They planned on using a stunt rider for the downhill but Tom decided to do it himself.He and that horse were an awesome team. I have a big poster of the downhill .
Hei. Tusen takk for kommentaren. Det finnes ikke en bedre film en dette. Jo,,det gjør det. Den heter Hidalgio,,med norsk hoved spiller. Som heter Viggo Mortensen,,har du ikke sett den filmen?? Den filmen er en av de beste jeg har sett,,og hester er min lidenskap. Man skal aldrig undervere en mustang.
It was jumped 5 times for both movies combined. Several stuntment did it (one fell off & broke a leg) & tom did it one time. He recently admits to it in another video.
This first movie is all tom. The second one is stuntmen as tom aaid he would never do it again & it was the most terrifying moment in his life.
When I first saw this movie, I thought that it must be camera tricks. I had to watch it several times to believe that this ride was for real.
@@2299jsimon Tom had 2 days training... His horse was named Sam
@@mystiqueswordGerald Egan did this Stunt for Tom.
"There are a dozen good brood mares in that mob. I'll be back for them...and whatever else is mine."
You got a long way to go, lad-Harrison
He's not a lad, brother. He's a man. (riding away) HE'S A MAN!-Spur
The Man from Snowy River-Clancy
Love that line!
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Love this film. Jim’s ride is one of the best riding scenes ever in a film.
One of the best scenes in movie, ever. Gets me so emotional!
George Lester Haha. You got it. Though nothing will be set in the outback (it's the middle of Australia and is pretty much a desert).
Cozette Williams Aww, Texas! I liked those saddles when I used to go riding -- they really hold you in, and give you the horn to grip with your hands. Do you get to ride much, Cozette?
Cozette Williams I can relate. :-) Texas must be a heaps fun place to live. Are you near any ghost towns?
Cozette Williams Darn, why am I so cliché? Haha. ;-)
***** GREAT SCENE.
One of my favorite movies as a kid. Loved to see him and Denny walking down that mountain!
This scene almost perfectly captures Banjo's poem.
True to the poem breathtaking to watch I held my hat in my hand till the end “beautifully done” and the really does show the strength of the Australian out back people its beautiful I can’t believe how close to the poem it was kept it’s incredible ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It's amazing how Horse are so strong, yet they're so delicate.
"You can bid the mob good day"
I grew up watching this movie with my dad and remember every line.
Det gjør jeg oxo. Jobbet med hester,,fra avdanket travere. Fullblods,,hvelmonsen,,ponnier og fjordinger. + hunder,,skjefere,,vokst opp med alle slags dyr.
And bid Harrison good night #RIPKirkDouglas
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The camera was angled....much safer for the horse and actor. Very impressive. Ah movie magic, I LOVED this horse....cried buckets of tears every time he died.
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I saw this movie with a group of horsemen and horse women friends, we could not believe the ride. We got the movie,studied it slow mowed it and finally became convinced it was real.
COWBOY CARPENTER, yeah, one of the stunt doubles doing it died.
It is real & i stood at the top of that cliff in april 2018. They jumped it 5 times for both movies. It is 2100 feet high.
Tom burlingson jumped it once. He recently admitted it in 2016 or 17. The video is here on youtube somewhere.
No one died going down but one of the stuntmen fell off on the way down & broke his leg in 5 places.
No they didnt. Fkng heresies that surround the snowy river movies already! “Eyeroll”
He just broke a leg in 5 places is all. Still alive today.
Oh you can do the whole ride (not the jump though) if you go to the watson ranch in Australia. Also remember that bit in the poem about the wombat holes & any slip was death? Yeah they exist as well. We passed several on the ride!
@@mystiquesword I wish I had known of that when I was in Australia! I am a rider and would have done that ride if I had known about it then! Any experienced rider should have been able to tell the jump was real and not fake by the body position of the horse and the rider on the cliff. That can't be done on level ground! ( I did at least see the real Snowy River on a bus tour - or what the tour guide said was the real river.) Thanks for mentioning the location of the ranch!
adore this movie... this particular scene gives me goosebumps every time
Can't count the number of times I have watched and loved this movie!! One of the best!!!!!🐎
Probably one of the most impressive movie scenes ever. IMO.
idk how they filmed it tbh
Hes not a lad... hes a man... *"The Man from Snowy River"*
First time I saw this movie was an in flight movie from San Diego to Okinawa....in 1982 since then I have watched this movie 87 times ....love this movie and the poem too! Also helps being from Texas....I love horses......such a beautiful story!!!
Fantastic movie and this section of the movie of his ride is unbelievable. I love horses and how they were shown and handled was wonderful to see. Best movie ever.
When I was 10 years old there was no greater hero in a cinema then an Aussie on horsback. ;)
This is one of my favorite Horse and Horse & Rider scenes... This mountain downhill run always gives me chills!! The Brumbie looks a lot like the horse 'Capt. Dunbar' rides in 'Dances With Wolves."
BTW, If you like this movie, also check out, "SMOKEY"... It's another great Horse & Man (Jimmy Stewart) movie, from an even better novel....
That was the most original down the hill scene there ever was...best filming of that ever...1982...can't do that again...who want's to?
Hei. Bra kommentar. Jeg som har jobbet med hester,,fra avdanket travere,,vært stallmester for 14stae fjordinger. Man skal aldri ri en hest på den måten i nedoverbakke,,men stoler man på hesten,,vet hva den kan. Og ikke minst,,man skal vite og stole på seg selv,,når man er hest og rytter. I riktig kombinasjon,,begge parter stoler på hverandre,,Da. Kan den ridningen i nedoverbakke gå ganske bra.
This has always been my favorite part of the movie it's utterly amazing the only time a movie has ever amazed me like this was the final battle of gotg
I had to watch this 3 times before I went to bed, I wish I could watch it again....
Ahhhhh, the goosebumps! Love this scene!
Literally the best part of the movie 👌👍
Beautiful music in this movie it still continues to be one of my very best favorites ♥️
Anna. Anna. They young man did not ride a "song" off the mountain. This video is All about Horses......
I still get goosebumps and a rush when I listen to that music.
Arguably one of the best motion pictures ever made. I'm not just saying it because I'm Australian.
Greatest horsemanship ever put on film.
My favorite scene in this movie. What a ride.
RIP George T Miller thank you for this amazing film.
Good gawd...I love this movie so damned much! Legendary film.
That note. that Crack of the whip! EPIC!
I love this, particularly the part where the horse kicks off as they go over the edge. I think of the words of the poem, this brings it to life. The only problem I have, is that it shows the one scene in the movie that really bugs me. After they go over, Harrison says "you can bid the mob good day". The timing is wrong. The poem says "And upward, ever upward, the wild horses held their way, where Mountain ash and Currajong grew wide: and the old man muttered fiercely "We may bid the mob good day. No man can hold them down the other side". In the movie Harrison says it after the man from Snowy River goes over the summit. That's too late. It should be during the chase, before the summit.
+Jim Trewin Find a school kid who knows who banjo is. If you are feeling adventurous, find a teacher who knows who A.B.Banjo Patterson is.
Well this reply is five years late, but saying it anyway. I don't have a problem with the timing of that line. Maybe they could have done a closeup of Kirk Douglas galloping along and muttering that line, but imo it would have taken away from the flow of the cinematography, and that great soundtrack.
Plus I'll be honest in that I had never read the poem before seeing the movie (American here, sadly we are not made aware of greats like Mr. Patterson). I thought it was perfect to have Harrison say that as the mob made their (seeming) escape.
Also, for all these years I thought he was saying, "You can bid them my good day." Which totally fitted the arrogance of his character, to me anyway, because it always seemed to me he was including the Man from Snowy River in that statement. To me he was dismissing and disparaging the Man from Snowy River for attempting what even Clancy wouldn't dare. I assumed he couldn't see whether Jim had made it all the way down and didn't care.
Anyway, thanks for setting me straight after all these years about what Harrison was actually saying!
One of my top ten films of all time. Thanks
I use to watch this all the time when I was young. It's definitely a classic! I still have the movie version copy. Before there were DVD's.
Love that little horse
Tom learned how to ride on the horse was used in the movie.. by the mountain man (owner of the horse) who was involved in the brumby run.... Not how we do it now.. but it's a part of our legend and it's not a myth, The Man from Snowy River was real..
+auslaner50 i know. its the poem he made
That's cool, and you know this how?
Jim Paull lol we did in english :)
This is the Aussie spirit! Always loved this scene, and Tom Burlinson did all his own riding, no stunt doubles, and it was a decent hill he went down!
Tempted to say it was “a decent decent” 🤓
Absolutely my all time favorite scene. You can tell by the way the trees are growing compared to the slant of the hillside that it was very steep.
@@g.allenharmon2698 Exactly ! So much for the claim it was filmed on the flat ! 🙄
@@g.allenharmon2698 Yes.
Always amazing and beautiful to watch!
This movie is such a huge part of my childhood and years later it still takes my breath away. Such an amazing movie and such and amazing cast and music
Fantastic. Class. Awesome. 👏👏👏
My mum went on the Snowy River trail ride and rode this horse ( the one Tom Burlinson rode for this movie and this scene), his name was Buddy. She rode him down that exact hill too, however she didn't do it at a gallop hahahaha! I love this movie :-)
I love how they all are like "Well thats that." And Jim's just like "Bish please watch and learn."
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lol, Harris: well bid the mob good day. Jim: hold my beer and watch this!
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one of my favorite scenes of this movie The Chase the Roundup of the herd bringing them home.
That's an amazing movie!! Seen it a hundred times!!
Best Aussie movie ever😍
I love this movie as well as Return to Snowy River !
THE BEST SCENE EVER!!!
I love this part of the movie like he was free...i love the hole movie still watch it today
Amazing horses, the Brumbies, and an amazing stunt rider!!
This scne is so awesome and beautiful l love it
I love the movie and the music is enchanting ❤️
@samanthastuart the horses name was Denny, and he was Jack Lovicks horse. He was my mums uncle, and she rode him once
Lovicks were some of the best riders from the hills hope they're all going well
Dad always told me that originally they said the ride 2:44 couldn't be done after the fall that created movie 2 and Charlie lovick basically said hold my rum
And the little bugger could run like the wind good on ya mate
I remember the lovick's having a drink at the blue duck at anglers rest
My god, what a beautiful movie. I used to watch this when I was a little girl .
Love it, horse, rider Brumby (mustang) the chase!
So beautiful 💝🎶🎶🎶
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wow I did not know that....as a horse owner and rider I can attest that is some freaking amazing riding
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I'm always amazed at how those horses just run and run and run. I know that it was probably a series of diffrent shots and they weren't running flat out the entire time, but it's still amazing to watch.
This was going to be my floor music for gymnastics. Next year for sure ;)
Good choice, however a good back up would be Herb Alpert's Spanish Flea. Just saying.
My Australian wife loved this movie. She wanted to become a Jillaroo, but couldn't bring herself to castrate sheep with her teeth. Instead, dhe became a barrel racer from Belrose, NSW.
Just FANTASTIC!!!!. SENDS SHIVERS DOWN MY SPINE EACH TIME I WATCH IT.
This score made me fall in love with French horns!
Love the movie.. what a great scene..watched the movie several times.
An absolute ripper of an Aussie movie. Bloody fantastic.
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Wonderful chasing scene naturally for horse lovers
I wish they could have reproduced this for "12 Strong". A stallion ridden by Captain Will Summers, 5th SF, ODA 595, one day in Afghanistan in October 2001 was especially strong and spirited. During one especially harrowing ride off of a high mountain pass, zig-zagging down multiple switch-backs, his horse took his own lead and leaped straight down the mountainside:
"And my horse turned and faced straight down the hill. And he crouched down like a cat, and just sprung off the side of the mountain. I think about three to five horse lengths later, his front feet hit. And, this guy just took off like lightning down the side of a cliff. The only thing that went through my mind was this 1980s movie, "The Man from Snowy River". And so, I was like, "Okay, the guy from Snowy River, he put his head on the back of the horse, and he put his feet up around his neck."
And so, my feet came up, my head goes back. And I have like horsetail on the back of my head. And this guy just tears down the side of this mountain where at the bottom of it is like a gully about six to 12 feet deep, and about four feet wide, and he successfully jumped over that.
I guess about 20m later, the General [Dostum] and some of his entourage had finally caught up. He stopped and looked at me kind of strange again, but a little different this time. And, he said something to me. And he started off again on his horse. And he turned around, and he said something again. And I knew that he was pretty serious about what he was saying. And, then we walked off. His translator said, "The General just paid you a great compliment." I was like, "Wow, that's great. What did he say?" And, he said, "Truly, you are the finest horseman he has ever seen." ...And then he had stopped and said, "In addition to this, I was the most daring and brave man he had ever known."
My forever favorite movie is the music and the horses. And yes The man from the snowy river Jim!!! the perfect male.
What a horse! What a rider!! Go Jim !!
I always get the chills when I watch this part. I and my family go hunting two times a year and we always bring this movie. Once we forgot it and my cousins and I were so sad that we recreated it. I was 14 at the time.
The moment he goes over the cliff is electric. Reminds me of the moment in the movie GETTYSBURG when Jeff Daniels' character yells "Bayonets!" to his men who are facing an attack without any ammunition.
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The best scene from any movie ever! It’s my favorite!!
if like me you saw this as a child and could never work it out, and you're watching this in 2017 and know jon humanity or MrE this all makes complete sense. May the force be with you.
I loved this back when I believed in love
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